Budget Information

  • 2019-2020 Budget
     
    Budget Vote and Board of Education Election Results
     
    Proposition 1 - 2019-2020 Budget - PASSED
     
              YES -  536
               NO -  169
     
    Proposition 2 - Purchase of 4 buses - PASSED
     
               YES -  584
               NO -   101
      
    Board of Education Election
     
    Sandra Young Klindt - 397   
    Tiffany Orcesi - 357
    Mark M. Zehr - 281
    Marc S. Thomas - 182 
    Brien Spooner - 70
    Write-in candidates - 2
     
    Elected to 3-year terms are Sandra Young Klindt and Tiffany Orcesi.
     
     
    Advocacy Toolkit
     
    Become an advocate for the students in the General Brown Central School District.  Click on the following link for helpful tools to assist you in advocating for our schools and our children:  TOOLKIT 
      
     
    Fiscal Stress Monitoring System Report
     
    The Office of the State Comptroller has developed a public fiscal stress monitoring system that provides feedback to school districts and community members regarding the level of fiscal stress in which the District is currently operating.  To view the 2017 reports, please click on the following link:
     
     
     
    Property Tax Cap 
    New York State defines the tax cap as limiting a local government’s (e.g. city, town, village, various special districts and school districts) overall growth in the property tax levy to 2 percent or the rate of inflation, whichever is less. However, it isn't a 2 percent tax cap at all.  It is a tax levy limit based on a complicated 8-step formula.  Click on the following link to learn more:  Property Tax Cap
     
     

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